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old ladies

old ladies is the plural of old lady.

Meaning of old lady

Noun

old lady (plural old ladies)

  1. (informal, literal) An elderly woman.
    • Near-synonym: LOL
    Antonyms:
    old man
  2. (slang) One's mother.
    • My old lady was fond of corporal punishment.
    Synonyms:
    dam, mater, matriarch, mother, Colloquial or slang synonyms:, ma, mam, mama, mamaw, mamma
    Antonyms:
    old man
  3. (US, slang) One's girlfriend, wife or female significant other.
    • His wife was asking where their savings account balance had gone, but the way he put it was that his old lady was ragging him about his pay rate.
    Antonyms:
    old man
  4. (UK, informal) The Bank of England, sometimes referred to as the “Old Lady of Threadneedle Street” or simply “The Old Lady”.
  5. (slang) A queen.
    • Watch out for that old lady waiting for you.

Questions about old ladies

What is old ladies the plural of?
Old ladies is the plural of old lady.

Words near old ladies in the dictionary

  1. Old Kilpatrick
  2. Old Kinderhook
  3. Old Kingdom
  4. Old Korean
  5. old lace
  6. old ladies
  7. old lady
  8. Old Lady in Threadneedle Street
  9. Old Lady of Threadneedle Street
  10. old lang syne
  11. Old Latin

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